Kitchen Reviews

I have had a "wall hugger" electric heater for at least ten years and use it almost daily in my bathroom to supplement the central hot air heat. It has performed withtout any problems. The best thing about it is that it has no chord but rather plugs directly into an outlet. This makes using it not only a lot safer, but it also looks neat and clean, without a chord to get in the way. I would recommend it highly and can not understand why it is not available at all times, in any store selling small appliances, local or mail-order. It should be.

I have bought 3 of these heaters. They are excellent!! The heater plugs directly into the socket. No wires. The plug on the back of the heater can be turned so the fan can accomodate a socket in either direction. Works on a thermostat. Great for bathrooms, smaller scale rooms or small areas. This item is a keeper!! Must be reordered--keep this in stock!!! Nothing like it on the market!!

Been using this in a truck camper for 10 years, on and off, and it has never failed to provide comfortable coziness (albeit, with a bit of noise, to be expected from such a small unit with a high speed fan). Point is, it works, superbly. Wish I could find more, I'd buy half a dozen without batting an eyelash. It appears that others did not share my enthusiasm. John H.

The Adobeair C500 ceramic heater is one of the better ceramic heaters on the market. Its Compact design and automatic overheat cutoff make it a nice addition to any household. An oscillating function would make this heater even better. My family gives it 4 out of 5 stars.

This heater is a lot smaller than I thought it would be, but it works quite well for what I use it for. I was worried about it breaking down because of another review but I've had it for a month now and it seems to be fine. I use it to heat my bedroom and my living room, both smallish rooms. I gave it three stars because it only seems to work on the highest setting and only when it's set to oscillate. For me this isn't a problem, because I need it to run that way - my rented house is poorly insulated and it's hard to keep it warm. But beware if you think you might want to use a lower setting.

I tested my new space heater; it has an excellent heat release in a very compact case. 1500 W high setting is enought for me. It has some little details, like a noise fan and you need to be very carefull in not touching the metal grid. Of course, the grid is hot. If noise is not your problem, this heater has the best combination of quality and value.

Alfredo

This small, compact heater works great, but the front gets very, very hot. You could not use this around children.